Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-27

! AA~.a- SAt AAAshAAt OAA tAiAS.
 Attend divine services tomorrow.
 Lottery tickets for sale at Aitken's.
 Chas. Rice Is in from the Peck mine l Paymaster Glenn has left Whipple
 J. H. Carpenter has gone to Phenix | The wheat crop on the plaza will b
 light.
 1 J. II. Hardy. oi Cherry creek, Is in
 town.
 l J. l. Fisher has been visiting Turke,
 creek
 l Attend the board of trade meeting
 tonight
 The railroad track Is in good condi
 ton again.
 Blaeksmi,hs and wagonmakers repor
 business good.
 Diamond Jo Reynolds returned iron the east to-day. Board of trade meets tonight. Every. 1 body should attend. Join the board oi trade and help boom the town. Bishop Dunlop will arrive in Prescott, on Wednesday. The finest job work executed at the JoURNaL-MISER office. w. /. Wilson X Co. are running their mill cutting shingles.
 Geo. w. Sines will pay another visit l io Walnut Grove tomorrow. A new ditch Is being built to protect Mccormick street from floods. F. St. .. Cockburn left on this after C., kvia: vii Preaching tomorrow by Rev. D. Bat ten at the Marina Street church. Phenix stage for Prescott leaves that town an hour earlier than formerly. Ben Rybon came in from Lynx creek to-day. He says the Ruby mine looks well.
 Rev. J. NJ. Green will leave for Ala bama, on Monday, for a five weeks visit.
 Barring accidents or unexpected de- lavs. Governor Tritle will arrive here to- morrow
 Lieutenant Spencer, engineer corps |. .. A. will arrive in Prescott to- morrow.
 D-. Robinson has just received A large addition to his stock O! drugs and medicines.
 Frank Duffy and Frank Kuehne have each made important strikes on Lyn X creek thi. week. Walter G. Bates, superintendent of the Walnut Grove Water Storage com pany, is in California. |. F... IL lx.- and l. H. Wilson and wife left St !.0uis-all destined for Prescott. A ear load of machinery, including pan, and settlers, came m to-day. for Robert >choheld's Big Bug mill. Preaching tomorrow evening al $ o'clock at the NJ. F.. church South. by the pastor, Rev. W. T. Burke. Mrs D. Levy and her son Nathan will leave, on Monday. for three months visit to friends in California.
 Frank Kuehne brought in $36O worth oi placer gold to-day from Lyux creek, which he sold to MT. Cockburn, of the -smpling works. G A Bray has let A contract for the construction of A business building in Flagstaff, and expects to start a store there within month.
 J.Q Adamson. of the Tragic meat market. will return to Prescott about the It proximO, with 395 head of nut ton and l30 lambs, for that market.
 las. W. Colgan has brought two suits agains, Pririck Ford. in Judge McGrew'> court. One Is AS adminis- trater of the Barney Martin estate, and the other m the Beckers' estate.
 Rev. C. C. N right, presiding elder of this district of the NJ. E. church south, will he in Prescott in time 10 preside al The meeting of the district conference, which meets here on Wednesday. Au- gust 3d
 Two gold nuggets, of the value of $lO, were brought in by 4 placer miner, yes teriay. from New England gulch. They were corraled by Deputy Sheriff Tackett, who will have them converted into scarf pins.
 Deeds oi lots II. l3 and I5 block East Prescott. dated July 22d. 1885, from II. NJ. Van Armsn to W. E. Hazeltine, and for the same property from W. E. Hazeltine to T. W. Otis, dated July l6, lSS.. have been filed for record.
 The Arizona Lumber company will soon erect another mill in Flagstaff 10 take the place of the one recently de- >troyei by fire. A smaller plant will he put up, but l; will have an addition of - .a.i fo,.- and hind factory
 Nc are ID receipt of a number of the rhenlx Advance. published in our sub urban town ot the Salt river valley. by | .R. Birt. |; starts of with good list of advertising. and is well filled with news pertaining ;o the valley. It Is a -;N column to the page, weekly paper.
 Considerable excitement exists on Turkey creek over the new find of r. J. DUukle and I. l.. Fisher. enormously reported few days since as that of pUnkle and Wallace The vein is six ..ru lnyhe, wide oi very high grade ore. and IL considered one oi the richest strikes made in the county. The loca- -ion oi il is within mile of Tom Train or'- old camp. ! L Fisher came m to-dav with some samples of the ore
 Referring to The JoURSAL-MINER's criticisms concerning falsehood, pub li-hed tv 4 Salt river valley paper, in reference to the Prescott land office, Receiver sullivan. this morning. stated that the reciYi, oi the office for this month had amounted to little over >"."rn This does not look much as If ,Ae office was starving institution for ,he register and receiver
 Knox Lee was lodged in jail today. charged with murder. The crime was committed about month ago. at Ba- .T- Butte Lee and his victim, Mexican. Were travelling together from Globe. ,he latter having Lees trunk in hl> wagon, among other freight. Their destination Mas Flagstaff Numerous qGs-rel- occurred on the trip, finally ending in the killing o' the Mexican. L.. claims the act WAS done in self defense
 Unnecessary Misery. Probably as much misery comes from [